Tobago: Aché Abrahams returns home after securing Miss World Caribbean 2024 title
During her visit to the island, she took a brief tour while displaying a true sense of her culture at each stop as she made along the way. While meeting the Interim CEO Phillip Robinson, Abrahams expressed his gratitude to TTAL for its support during her 2024 Miss World Trinidad and Tobago campaign.
Aché Abrahams outlined that it was such a pleasure to be back home on the beautiful sister island, Tobago and added, “I always love being in Tobago spending time with my family, soaking up all the natural beauty and connecting with the people of Tobago.”She added that she was thrilled to finally meet Miss Tobago, Renessa Ortiz, who will be one of the 15 delegates potentially taking her Miss World Trinidad and Tobago crown soon.
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Abrahams with Miss Tobago, Renessa Ortiz[/caption]“Thank you so much Tobago Tourism for your continuous support. I look forward to being in Tobago again soon!" said Abrahams.
Aché Abraham was accompanied by TTAL Marketing Officer Andra Joefield and she toured several of Tobago's most memorable sites, including Fort King George which boasts an amazing view of the isalnd, and the acclaimed Pigeon Point Beach.[caption id="attachment_69888" align="aligncenter" width="100%"]
Abrahams in Tobago[/caption]She also had the opportunity to meet the President of the Tobago Cricket Association, Kerwin John, along with players from the King's Bay Royals and the Pigeon Point Skiers as she wished the players well for the upcoming finals of the Dream 11 Bago T10 Blast 2024 on April 5th.She also joined Kerwin John, President of Tobago Cricket Association and also met with the King’s Bay Royals Team.Abrahams, who earned the title of Miss World Caribbean, achieved a top 4 placement in the 71st Miss World pageant held on March 9, 2024.
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Monika Walker is a senior journalist specializing in regional and international politics, offering in-depth analysis on governance, diplomacy, and key global developments. With a degree in International Journalism, she is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices through factual reporting. She also covers world news across every genre, providing readers with balanced and timely insights that connect the Caribbean to global conversations.
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